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Red grape

Nero di Troia

Also known as Uva di Troia

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A principal red grape of northern and central Puglia, notably Castel del Monte. Its name is distinct from Primitivo, Negroamaro and Bombino Nero.

Aromatic palette

red fruit · savoury notes with maturation

Read the structure.

acidityVaries with site and vintage
tanninOften a structural feature in reds
bodyMedium to full in structured wines
alcoholVaries with category

What could you confuse it with?

Bombino Nero DOCG is rosato; its Nero does not make it the same grape.

Origins & family

Regional roots

Northern and central Puglia, including Castel del Monte; also called Uva di Troia.

In the vineyard

Castel del Monte and the Murge provide the key regional anchor.

Regional expressions

Italy

Puglia

A principal red grape of northern and central Puglia, notably Castel del Monte. Its name is distinct from Primitivo, Negroamaro and Bombino Nero.

Structure

Medium to full in structured wines; varies with site and vintage.

At the table

Start around 14–17°C for dry red wine, adjusted to body and maturity; chill rosato more.

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Cellar & service

Winemaking & development

Castel del Monte Nero di Troia Riserva and Rosso Riserva are different DOCGs with different blends.

Service & ageing

Start around 14–17°C for dry red wine, adjusted to body and maturity; chill rosato more.

Pairing logic

Match tannin and weight to charcuterie, roast meat or savoury dishes; account for sauce and sweetness.